Trust Circles
Organize friends, mutuals, and community members into simple degrees of connection.
Private social GPS
G-Spotters
A private social map for trusted communities to find places, coordinate meetups, and save memories within circles of consent.
1-2-3 degrees
Visibility shaped by trust
40-100
Internal beta members
2027
Broader public beta target
What is G-Spotters?
A trusted place graph for real communities.
G-Spotters helps people discover meaningful places through the people they already trust. Save a favorite restaurant, pin a meetup, rate the vibe, and share the memory with the right circle instead of the whole internet.
The product is designed for private communities, festivals, city explorers, and friend groups that want better context before they show up.
Core features
Everything centers on trust, place, and consent.
Ping & Pin Meetups
Drop lightweight plans on the map so the right people know where the moment is happening.
G-Spot Ratings
Rate places by vibe, safety, timing, and who they are best for inside the community.
Memories & Photos
Attach photos and shared moments to places without turning private life into a public feed.
Privacy & Consent
Choose who sees precise location, who sees a neighborhood, and when a pin expires.
DPQ Score
Track engagement through participation, recommendations, and community activity signals.
Beta
Testing starts with a focused private community.
G-Spotters is preparing internal testing with 40-100 Killer Whale Collective members. The first phase is about proving the trust model, meetup flow, place ratings, and privacy controls before expanding access.
Broader public beta is planned for 2027.
Now
Private prototype
Product language, community fit, and core UX validation.
Internal beta
Killer Whale Collective
40-100 members testing circles, places, and meetups.
2027
Public beta
Expanded access after privacy and engagement loops are proven.
Vision
Connecting Communities One Degree at a Time Through Love and Kindness.
Contact
Bring the next trusted circle onto the map.
Join the beta list, ask about pilots, or start a conversation about bringing G-Spotters to a community, festival, or local scene.